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Beautiful colors!!!

Stranded colorwork is my favorite!

How wonderful is this!!!

Michelle, I believe you were talking about me. I spoke to you at the Bloomington show. I talked to Linda originally.. )I believe it was Greencastle). she told me about your podcast.

Fishers! What!!!! I live in Broadripple and have been looking for you, but didn’t know your name! Yeah!!! I’ll look at your prior video and fall in love with dying! 💕 I’ve also been looking for a local group! I don’t get out much, now I have a reason!😊

Please do a tutorial how to do petals and sprinkle ❤

Dear Michelle, dear Linda, I love watching your podcasts with my knitting... and then the big surprise! ❤ Thank you so much for naming me with two designs. 🙏 I was really pleased.😄❤ You talk to each other in such a relaxed way, it's easy to understand for me as a German and it's great fun. I would love to knit something with your yarns, but it would be too much of a luxury to fly in extra wool from the USA. 😬 Best regards to you and till next Video, Dani from Nuremberg, Bavaria🤗🧶😘

What is Linda wearing?

See you Saturday in Bloomington!!

Great keep the local wool coming.

I particularly like the Just Weave It cowl! ❤❤❤

Hello from Germany, it's so nice to see my design so far away. 🧶Congratulations for all the patience to have it translated from German, great!!! 👏Unfortunately I only have a few designs in English, Kimono Cardigan unfortunately not. The wool and colour are beautiful! 🥰And seeing your surroundings and the plants was exciting and beautiful. Best wishes and kisses to you, Dani from Nuremberg

I wish this episode would reach a larger audience. This is interesting and important to understand. Thank you ! ❤❤❤

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Are there any dye plants that self seed? I'm a lazy gardener. 😅

Thank you for this episode. I was not aware of steam dying: very interesting. I love the Exact Opposite cowl, especially with a slow changing color yarn. ❤❤❤

theres something lovely about seeing a small buisness fiber mill. Like idk if I was a farmer I would feel happy having a real relationship to my miller.

Wow that was a fabulous tour!

Thanks Michelle, so fascinating to watch!

Beautiful projects! ❤❤❤

Awesome, as usual. I loved the solar dye demonstration.

Have you considered dyeing the fleece before spinning?

Happy yarn-aversary!

Thank you for discussing the Pumila, I am just making this now and am so glad to hear your thoughts too. I did think I was losing my logical brain a little when trying to sort this one out:). There aren’t a lot of project notes in Ravelry, but someone did say to stick to the one-repeat chart and then note where the increases need to be, and/or print out the Japanese chart as well. Just at the beginning, we’ll see how it goes! It’s so lovely.

Ooooh that copper verdigris is a favorite color of mine- thanks for sharing!

Your knitted projects are beautiful! Thank you for sharing the behind the scene process of analyses for natural hand dying. ❤❤❤

Hi Michelle, so enjoy learning about Color me Happy. Relaxing and learning in the evenings. 🥰 Lindy-Lou

That's gorgeous!

I am curious to learn a little more about the copper as pre (or post) mordant. Bautiful WIPs ! ❤❤❤

Cool!

Great video!!👍🏽

Wow! That’s really cool

The clothes are so sexy

I'm knitting a Musselburgh right now. It's almost finished. I love the yarns you dyed - beautiful!

Wow very cool! I love that coppery orange the most.

I think I’m going to try the shawlette and fingerless mitts.❤ I’ve been to Hoof 2 Hanger and they’re very sweet.

Wow! ❤❤❤ Beautiful colors. Did you use a mordant on the yarn ?

I find that the mosaic portion of the Quintet Shawlette is a clever way to transition to the next color. That blue color could be Old Grover 😊. Keep us posted on your embroidery project: it gives me courage to try it someday. The magic of natural dye won't stop to amaze me!

I appreciate the tours as well as your natural dyeing.

Lovely! Quelle belle créativité!❤❤❤

Your beautiful ❤️

Howard Johnson's lol! I really like the peach, purple, green combo!

Working on my Terrazzo Slipover @petiteknit and there are a lot of opportunities for the Italian Bind off. It’s not that complicated once you get into a rhythm. Here’s my self-talk as I go along. Do you have ways you think about it as you go?!?! I am always looking for new ways to do these things.

Graceland in the 1970s! Love it!

Thank you for sharing your dying experiment and projects. Such beautiful colors ! The lace motif of the bandana is less apparent on the purple version, probably because the two different colors create a marled effect, but I like them both. I am presently knitting a dress based on the Mamaki pattern by Nicolor.

Beautiful store!!!❤❤❤

Great video, you two are so knowledgeable!

I’d like to hear more about the sources of the yarn bases you used.

So much ''magic'' happens with the chemistry of the natural dyes. What a surprise to see how the walnuts turned out after 2 years! I was working on my Timepiece Cardigan by Ailbíona McLochlainn while watching your episode.

So interesting !!! ❤❤❤